Scientists Discover Earth Leakage at the Bottom of the Sea, Indicating a Bad Sign of Earthquake Disaster

Dream – Scientists have discovered a unique geological phenomenon off the coast of Oregon, United States. The phenomenon is found at the top of the Cascadia Subduction Zone.

According to researchers at the University of Washington, the geological phenomenon discovered is a hole at the bottom of the sea.

Interestingly, the researchers found a 'leak' of water in the hole. It is not seawater entering, but the hole spews water from the bottom of the sea.

According to scientists, the leakage is a bad sign for seismic activity in the area.

According to a report published in the journal Science Advance, as quoted from Futurism, the fresh water leaking from the bottom of the sea is likely a tectonic lubricant – without it, the Earth's plates are highly susceptible to shifting, and this becomes bad news.

Photo: Futurism

Researchers also found strange bubbles near the leak, which were later suspected to be warm fluid from the sediment at the bottom of the sea. It turns out that after exploration, the bubbles are water coming out from the bottom of the sea and resembling fire.

According to Professor of Oceanography and Specialist in Marine Geology at the University of Washington, Evan Solomon, this phenomenon has never been found and observed before.

Meanwhile, according to White House Advisor Brendan Phillip, the warm fluid comes from the Cascadia megathrust and has a temperature of 150-250 degrees Celsius. The leakage is the first one found and poses a natural disaster threat in the future.

Wow! Researchers Find Giant Black Hole Larger than the Milky Way Galaxy Moving towards Earth

Dream - A recently discovered giant Black Hole is larger than the Milky Way Galaxy, where Earth resides.

The size of this Black Hole is much larger, even surpassing the Milky Way Galaxy.

This finding was obtained after researchers reclassified a galaxy named PBC J2333.9-2343.

One of the researchers, Dr. Lorena Hernandez-Garcia, said her team at the Royal Astronomical Society is studying the strange behavior of the galaxy.

The researchers suspect that the galaxy has moved and is currently facing towards Earth.

This change in direction is caused by relativistic emission from the supermassive black hole.

"We need to do a lot of research to make sure," said Lorena.

The galaxy is located 657 million light-years away and is classified as a radio galaxy.

However, a mysterious outer space phenomenon has changed the direction of the galaxy, causing it to face towards Earth.

The researchers estimate that the length of the galaxy is nearly 4 million light-years or almost 40 times the size of the Milky Way.

Until now, researchers have not been able to determine what caused this change in direction.

However, some speculate that the galaxy PBC J2333.9-2343 collided with another galaxy, causing it to change direction.

"It is not clear how our galaxy will be affected by this black hole," said a statement from the Royal Astronomical Society.

This black hole is not the only threat that Earth is currently facing.

At least, there are three Near Earth Asteroids (NEA) in the inner solar system, posing a serious risk to Earth.

Source: New York Post